Sentence examples for longer to pick from inspiring English sources

Seaside areas like Talcahuano that were ravaged by the tsunami could take much longer to pick themselves back up.

But Bell – now 33 – is at that age where it may take a fraction longer to pick up length in particular.

He explains that drivers entering through the traditional route have longer to pick up bad habits, sometimes taking years to correct.

It takes longer to pick a jury, longer for the state to present its case and longer for the defense to put on its witnesses.

"People adapt and work around the shock; those unaffected work harder and longer to pick up the slack .Apart from the difficulty of forecasting the impact of exogenous events, investors may have another reason for ignoring them.

Spider crabs are very sweet and good for this recipe, though it takes longer to pick out the meat than from the common crab, as the meat-to-shell ratio is lower.

Especially as Craig Bellamy is no longer around to pick up the pieces.

Immigrants also appreciate that their relatives no longer have to pick up large sums of money at agencies in Ecuador.

And the state, which had previously financed the site, was no longer prepared to pick up the losses.

Strict enforcement of driving hours means lorry drivers no longer need to pick up hitchers to keep them awake on long hauls.

"As our phones continue to be inundated by robo-calls, many people no longer want to pick up the phone at all," said Hiya chief executive Alex Algard.